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Save:'While You Sleep' by Sherilee Gray is a dark romance novel that follows the complex relationship between Cillian O'Rourke and Sophia. The story is intense and raw, filled with heart-pounding moments and dark, seductive deliciousness. The plot takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions as they witness the evolution of Cillian and Sophia's relationship from hate to love, heartbreak to happiness. The writing style is described as raunchy, filthy, yet beautiful and heartwarming, with superbly written morally gray heroes that make readers question their own morals.
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Save:Dean Koontz's 'Devoted' tells the gripping tale of Woody Bookman, an eleven-year-old boy who has never spoken a word and believes a monstrous evil was behind his father's death. As Woody's fears intensify, a uniquely gifted golden retriever named Kipp, who can communicate telepathically, sets out to find and protect him. Meanwhile, a man driven by malicious intent is closing in on Woody and his mother, Megan. The story unfolds with bone-chilling suspense and heartwarming moments, offering different perspectives from both Woody and Kipp, leading to a climactic showdown between good and evil in Pinehaven, California.
Dean Koontz's writing style in 'Devoted' hooks readers quickly by creating clear voices and settings for multiple characters, allowing for a myriad of storylines to converge seamlessly. The book combines elements of suspense, horror, and heartwarming moments, keeping readers engaged throughout. Despite some violent and disturbing scenes, the story offers hope through loyalty and profound love, particularly portrayed by the character of Kipp, the golden retriever.
He didn’t go to school, but neither was he homeschooled. Woody was the ultimate autodidact. He taught himself to read only a few months after his fourth birthday, and he was reading at a college level... - #3
Save:'When She's Pregnant' in the 'Risdaverse' series by Ruby Dixon is a light, entertaining, and well-written novella that follows the story of Naomi, a human female who was abducted from Earth by aliens and held as a slave. The focus of the story is on Naomi's present life on the planet Risda, where she is looking to have a child to fill the loneliness in her life. Enter Ainar, a sweet and gentle alien custodian who becomes entangled in Naomi's quest for motherhood, leading to an adventure filled with instant attraction and unexpected love.
The book explores the instant attraction and deepening relationship between Naomi and Ainar, both coming from different backgrounds but finding solace and companionship in each other's company. The plot unfolds with steamy sex scenes, miscommunication tropes, and a heartwarming romance that develops amidst the unique setting of the 'Risdaverse,' showcasing Ruby Dixon's talent for creating engaging characters and captivating storylines.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Risdaverse ) - #4
Save:'A Gentleman in Moscow' by Amor Towles is a captivating tale following the life of Count Alexander Rostov, a Russian aristocrat placed under house arrest in a luxurious hotel in Moscow following the Russian Revolution. Despite his confinement, Rostov forms deep friendships, navigates the changing political landscape, and finds meaning and purpose within the confines of the hotel. The book spans several decades, offering a glimpse into Russian history from the revolution to the early 1950s, all seen through the eyes of the charismatic and resilient Count.
Within the hour, he would be in the warm spring air striding along Tverskaya Street, his moustaches at full sail. En route, he would purchase the Herald from the stand on Gazetny Lane, he would pass F... - #5
Save:The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune follows the story of Linus Baker, a bureaucratic caseworker who is tasked with investigating an orphanage for magical children on Marsyas Island. Through his interactions with the children, including Lucy the Antichrist and other unique characters like a were pomeranian and an endearing blob, Linus undergoes a transformative journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and love. The book combines elements of fantasy, found family, and queer romance, all wrapped in a heartwarming and enchanting narrative that explores themes of empathy, understanding, and the power of love.
The writing style in The House in the Cerulean Sea is described as charming, delightful, and heartwarming, with a touch of humor and magical realism. The story unfolds with a mix of whimsical elements, poignant moments, and gentle allegory, creating a narrative that celebrates diversity, found family, misfits, and queer love. The characters, especially the magical children, are portrayed with real and relatable emotions, making the book a comforting and uplifting read that resonates with readers on a deep emotional level.
That was an understatement. He watched in rapt wonder as an eleven-year-old girl named Daisy levitated blocks of wood high above her head. The blocks spun in slow, concentric circles. Daisy frowned in... - #6
Save:Ed Kennedy, a cab driver, inadvertently stops a bank robbery which leads to him receiving mysterious messages in the form of playing cards. These messages prompt him to help various people in his community, ultimately changing his perspective on the world and himself. As Ed navigates through these assignments, he discovers the power of kindness and self-discovery. The book blends elements of mystery, thriller, and moral fable, keeping readers engaged with its spare prose and compelling narrative.
The story follows Ed's journey of personal growth and transformation as he grapples with the challenges presented by the cryptic messages. Through his adventures, Ed not only impacts the lives of others but also undergoes significant changes within himself. The book explores themes of human kindness, self-realization, and the capacity for ordinary individuals to do extraordinary things, all wrapped in a narrative that balances humor with serious subject matter.
I tune out of what he’s saying because, quite frankly, once Marv gets going about his car, it’s downright pain-in-the-arse material. He goes on and on, like a kid, and he’s just turned twenty, for Jes... - #7
Save:Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho follows the story of a young woman named Veronika who attempts suicide but wakes up in a mental hospital instead. She is informed that her suicide attempt has damaged her heart irreparably, giving her only a few days to live. Throughout her time in the hospital, she learns about life, love, and the importance of living fully. The book delves into themes of mortality, mental health, and the meaning of life, all while exploring the internal struggles and growth of the characters. The writing style is thought-provoking and philosophical, with a focus on introspection and self-discovery.
On 11 November 1997, Veronika decided that the moment to kill herself had—at last!—arrived. She carefully cleaned the room that she rented in a convent, turned off the heating, brushed her teeth and l... 'The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society' is a heartwarming and poignant story set in the post-World War II period on the Channel Islands, specifically Guernsey Island. The plot is revealed through a series of letters exchanged between characters, shedding light on the German occupation of the island during WWII. The writing style is described as charming, light-hearted, and engaging, with a focus on relationships between characters and the historical backdrop of the war.
Susan just gave me the sales figures for Izzy?I can scarcely believe them. I honestly thought everyone would be so weary of the war that no one would want a remembrance of it?and certainly not in a bo...- #9
Save:'Lad: A Dog' by Albert Payson Terhune is a heartwarming tale centered around the adventures of Lad, a devoted collie, and his interactions with his Master and Mistress. Set in the rural New Jersey of the early 1900s, the book captures the essence of a bygone era with themes of honor, loyalty, and faithfulness. Readers are taken on a journey through Lad's life at Sunnybank Kennels, where he embodies the virtues of man without his vices, showcasing unwavering love and loyalty towards his human companions. is a collection of short stories that not only entertains but also teaches valuable life lessons through the lens of a remarkable dog.
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Save:'The Boy Is Back' by Meg Cabot is a romantic comedy set in the small town of Bloomville, Indiana. The story follows Reed Stewart, a pro golf star who returns to his hometown after ten years due to his parents' financial and personal problems. The novel is written in a unique format using texts, emails, news articles, and social media messages, providing a light and entertaining pace to the narrative. As Reed reconnects with his high school sweetheart Becky Flowers and navigates family drama, old feelings resurface, secrets are revealed, and the town buzzes with gossip and intrigue.
delves into themes of second chances, family dynamics, and the challenges of reconciling with the past. Through witty humor, relatable characters, and a touch of farce, Meg Cabot weaves a story that explores love, forgiveness, and the complexities of relationships in a small, close-knit community.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Boy )
